Australians have Halloween parties and some children get dressed up and go trick or treating up and down their neighbourhood.

It's very popular here in the US. Even adults use it as an excuse to throw a party, just like cinco de mayo and St. Patrick's day. But kids really like this day. can you imagine....365 days a year your parents tell you not to eat candy. Then one day a year they let you go around the neighborhood knocking on strangers´ doors collecting candy. How crazy is that? It is fun to see those costumes and made up faces. Most of the children are really proud of their costumes. Others just want the candy. I usually stand out front of my house with my neighbors passing out candy, but this year it falls on a Monday and that evening I´ll be very busy so I won´t get a chance to celebrate much.

I am actually getting ready to go to a Halloween party right now! In Canada, older people sometimes dress up and go to parties - many people dress up and take their kids trick or treating, or dress up to stay home and give out candy, and just as many don't dress up or celebrate at all. It really depends on what you feel like doing that year.

In Argentina we don't celebrate Halloween... Actually we don't celebrate anything! Just Christmas and New Year :P

In China, we don't often celebrate. But in some citys some shops will sell or make some costumes and Halloween things.